Walker folks: Anyone familiar with the 1944-S/S? (see photo)

DennisH

I pulled this out of some circ. Walker rolls a while back and put it in a 2x2, but I've never been able to learn anything about it... or even if there is much collecting of Walker varieties in general. Can anyone help?

BlindedByEgo

It's worthless - sell it to me for melt.

50cents

It is the 1944-S RPM-04

Repunched S north.

garsmith

That is nice doubling on the S what does the rest of the coin look like. It should go for a premium due to the variety. Is this coin graded? If so by who? As far as walker varieties I have been trying to get them to recognize my 1946 DDR for a while, they noted it on the slab but it doesn't have a spot in the registry sets.

Alergar - short set

Leiana

That is FS-50-1944S-501.

At least, I think it is.

But the CPG says CONECA lists it as RPM 4, and the post above says it is CONECA RPM 2.

-Amanda

DennisH

Here's the rest of the coin... plenty of lustre left, no evidence of cleaning; just a nice AU Walker. (The 'stuff' on Liberty's skirt and elsewhere is junk from the carpet where I shot the photos. Guess I should vacuum a bit more often.)

DennisH

TTT for the non-late night folks.

Anyone have any ideas about the scarcity of this variety?

Merc

I bought one about 5 years ago in an ANACS holder. I had just sent back a MS65 1944-S for having too weak of a strike and the ANACS graded one came available. I thought it was neat to have an S over S variety. I have not seen any others until you posted. I will try to take some pictures of it and get them posted.

numisma

Cool variety. Nice cherrypick!

frankieboywonder

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What value does this type of rpm carry??